1. Distributed Software Development

2. Requirements definition and design description
Marko Vitas, Stipe Grbić, Jasenko Ramljak
Software patterns
Requirements definition and design description

3. Scope of the presentation
Requirements description
Use case models
Requirements definition
Future development
Project scope
Software architecture

4. General requirements Organization and manipulation
of software patterns in a catalog
Eclipse plug-in
Integration with the POSE project

5. User requirements CRUD operations on: Catalogs Patterns (variants)
Categories
Assigning patterns to categories
Pattern comparison and relations
Search

6. Functional requirements
Must match user requirements
Plus additional:
Importing of pictures
Automated graphical
representation of
pattern relations
Manipulating multiple pattern descriptions

7. Nonfunctional requirements
Developing → Java
Modeling → EMF
Testing → JUnit
Documentation → LaTeX
Pictures → JPG
Persistence → XML
Description and relation types

8. Main use cases

9. Requirement groups Priority 1: Catalog Administration (CA)
Describing Patterns (DP)
Priority 2:
Exploring Patterns (EP)
Integration with the tool from Paderborn (IP)

10. Future development Graphical editor of pattern structure and relations

11. Project scope

12. Plug-in architecture

13. Q&A